NEW
New in Global Theaters: A first-rate cast and awe-inspiring mountainous locations in a long, slow but thought-provoking film
New in Swedish Theaters: A tough nut to crack, an art installation for a very small audience
New in Global Theaters: Purists will mind how the story’s been changed to fit dramatic purposes, but it’s engaging, including the performances; Andrew Scott stands out
RECENT
The rest of the film, after the crash, has much worse effects and a bland survival drama
On the verge of becoming too mushy at times, but it has a ring of truth to it and always finds the right path back on track
Few laughs; plenty of horror, but the film only gets increasingly noisy, with so-so effects
OLDER
The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane
Premiered in 1976: A strange, eerie, sometimes even sweet mix of several genres; mostly a psychological drama about vulnerable youth
Premiered in 1995: Too much bad slapstick combined with an over-reliance on effects turns the movie into a bit of a headache
Death Wish V: The Face of Death
Premiered in 1994: Boredom sets in, even if the filmmakers add bizarre touches
LONGER REVIEWS
New in Global Theaters: Increasingly twisted and funny, while maintaining its suspense.
Premiered in 1973: There’s a charm combined with a pinch of darkness that makes it seem more authentic than you might expect
New in Global Theaters: Seth Rogen is first-rate as the thoroughly miserable Joe